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geebsTV commentary:
Glee- You know, Becca Tobin is way cuter with her hair down, when she has her hair pulled back in a pony, it makes her look old.
Vampire Diaries- Actually, I don't mind the whole sire bond thing with Damon and Elena. Because it will just lead to Damon being all upset and worrying that what he and Elena have isn't real, and you know how much I eat that shit up.
Anyways, trying to finish up AC3 and WO3 before Mass Effect Trilogy. I could prolly finish WO3 quicker if I didn't get slowed down trying to raise bonds in an efficient manner. I mean, everyone's at least level 60, and Speed is of the Essence is a guaranteed 8-10 levels per playthrough, plus around 8-10 levels worth of growth points. So like I said, if I just didn't care about bonds, I could've gotten everyone to 99 by now. But I feel its a waste of points not to do it right.
In AC3, I'm one mission away from the last sequence, at which point its the point of no return. So, I'm finishing up all the side stuff. I'm done with the homestead, and I finished all of the navy stuff. Its too bad there wasn't more boarding missions. Because as fun as the naval combat was, I did like the few boarding sequences you get.
I will say the game can be a little too easy, at least combat wise, both for Connor and the ship stuff. Granted, I did upgrade the Aquila to max before I started tackling the missions, but the only time I was actually worried was when I had to protect another boat. Otherwise, three man-o-wars vs the Aquila, the win is already guaranteed. And unless I eff around too much, its rare that I come close to danger in a fight. Like I said, the forts, there's prolly a slick way to do them, but honestly, its quicker and easier to just walk in the front gate and slaughter everyone.
But I've never had a problem with games being too easy.
Glee- You know, Becca Tobin is way cuter with her hair down, when she has her hair pulled back in a pony, it makes her look old.
Vampire Diaries- Actually, I don't mind the whole sire bond thing with Damon and Elena. Because it will just lead to Damon being all upset and worrying that what he and Elena have isn't real, and you know how much I eat that shit up.
Anyways, trying to finish up AC3 and WO3 before Mass Effect Trilogy. I could prolly finish WO3 quicker if I didn't get slowed down trying to raise bonds in an efficient manner. I mean, everyone's at least level 60, and Speed is of the Essence is a guaranteed 8-10 levels per playthrough, plus around 8-10 levels worth of growth points. So like I said, if I just didn't care about bonds, I could've gotten everyone to 99 by now. But I feel its a waste of points not to do it right.
In AC3, I'm one mission away from the last sequence, at which point its the point of no return. So, I'm finishing up all the side stuff. I'm done with the homestead, and I finished all of the navy stuff. Its too bad there wasn't more boarding missions. Because as fun as the naval combat was, I did like the few boarding sequences you get.
I will say the game can be a little too easy, at least combat wise, both for Connor and the ship stuff. Granted, I did upgrade the Aquila to max before I started tackling the missions, but the only time I was actually worried was when I had to protect another boat. Otherwise, three man-o-wars vs the Aquila, the win is already guaranteed. And unless I eff around too much, its rare that I come close to danger in a fight. Like I said, the forts, there's prolly a slick way to do them, but honestly, its quicker and easier to just walk in the front gate and slaughter everyone.
But I've never had a problem with games being too easy.
